Looking for my next
opportunity
to make a difference.
The digital way.

I’ve been working 10+ years in the Berlin startup ecosystem. Over the last decade, I’ve learned two main things about digital marketing:

1. It's easy. (You just need to know how to do it.)

2. Never stop learning. Never stop exploring. Never stop trying.

​Technology is evolving fast, and so is the discipline of digital marketing. State-of-the-Art Google Ads Accounts from three years ago aren’t even impressive anymore. The Facebook marketing game has changed so fast that a strategy from two years ago is already outdated and likely to fail. After a decade in the industry, I’ve really gotten to know my true passions in digital marketing:

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1. Making money.

Making lots of money. When I was a kid, my comic book hero was always Scrooge McDuck (known in German as Dagobert Duck). I loved that everything he did made him more money. Now I can pretend I’m Scrooge McDuck by increasing revenue for my clients. I love getting to know companies and their business models so that I can holistically analyze their digital marketing strategy. After just a week of working with a company, I can make changes that greatly improve the efficiency of that company’s marketing efforts. Think $10-$100k/month of savings with the very same output. I love seeing the direct impact my work has on companies. Then I really feel like my childhood hero, Scrooge McDuck, turning everything I touch into higher profits.

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Ready to step up your marketing game?

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2.  Building marketing machines.

I love getting my hands dirty and building up solid marketing machines that include tracking and attribution (Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, App Tracking), online marketing strategies (Google Universe, Facebook/Instagram, Native Advertising, Affiliate Marketing, etc.), A/B Testing (Landing Pages, Conversion Funnels). Getting on the ground to build a highly efficient machine is like being a kid again--building up that huge, beautiful Lego castle. 

​Most startups face a classic chicken or egg dilemma when it comes to creating their marketing strategy. Early-stage B2C startups are usually trying to get their first sales while spending as little money as possible, but often startups don’t have the marketing know-how to actually get those first sales. They end up doing the marketing by themselves and burning through their budget with no results. I’ve seen startups give up just because they didn’t know how to play the marketing game. By the time they called me, it was too late. No budget and no traction means no more investors. 

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Don’t lose the marketing game before you’ve even started!

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If you’re bootstrapping your startup and trying not to waste your money, you probably won’t be able to pay my daily rate. But the good news is that I love working with early-stage startups. I also know that you don’t want to spend your cash on super expensive consultants. So let’s find a way that you only pay me after you’re successful. Sometimes I even become an Angel Investor in the early-stage startups I’m most interested in (read more about my company Fried Ventures). 

3. Make the world a better place.

Yes, I do believe the world needs to become a better place for us and our children. There are millions of people out there working on making the world better every day, and I try to help. I consult and support NGOs in their digital fundraising efforts. I especially love working with smaller NGOs who can't afford to hire someone to build up their Google AdGrants ($10k free advertising credits for Google Ads) program or Facebook advertising. I don’t charge anything for my NGO work--it's all pro bono. 

Are you an NGO who needs help with online fundraising?

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